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26
Categorie Soggetti
Mathematical Method, Physical Science","Water Resources","Environmental Sciences","Statistic & Probability
An inverse problem is posed in terms of log-conductivities which are d
ecomposed into macroscale deterministic and microscale stochastic comp
onents. The macroscale and microscale conductivities conceptualize hie
rarchical, scale-dependent aquifer parameters. A deterministic paramet
er estimation scheme divides a flow domain into a limited number of ma
croscale constant conductivity zones. A stochastic microscale paramete
r estimation scheme is used to obtain fluctuations about the macroscal
e averages in terms of geostatistical models. Both the macroscale and
the microscale conductivities are estimated via maximum likelihood, ad
joint-state methodologies. Monte Carlo-type approaches are used to exa
mine the distribution of macroscale and microscale conductivity estima
tes.